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Meanings of have a choir in English

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Usage of have a choir in English
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Some one was sayin' you thought we ought to have a choir and an organ.
The Damnation of Theron Ware
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Neither did we have a choir.
Teaching the pig to dance: a memoir
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South Africa have a choir as support… 15:08 While we wait, here's our preview.
The South African
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We have a choir sing most beautifully in the royal chapel, and we give away sweetmeats and gingerbread to two hundred poor children.
The White Princess
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He has a choir practice to-night, so he's sure to find it.
A Popular Schoolgirl
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If hell had a choir, he was listening to it.
Acts of faith
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He had a choir book with a note in it, saying he was tired of working so darn hard.
The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud
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Had a choir been present, as the composer intended, they would have been singing the Latin mass for the dead.
The Book of Life
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On account of the rumours of the Count's approaching visit he had a choir practice every day, morning and evening.
Love and Other Stories
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He has a choir background because when he was younger he was part of a choir, his manager, Grey Mafumbu said.
The South African
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"Do you have a choir?" asked Maude.
Further Adventures of Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason Corner Folks
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They had a choir, and no one could say the church was not a place where they sang, for they did sing-bothchants and hymns.
Essays on Life, Art and Science
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It has a choir of 300 and will be one of the biggest modern churches in the country; with its three chape.s, it seats 2800.
The new yorker
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